Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-25
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ONE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
POLICE COURT was a blank yesterday
morning.
"CAPERs' at the Grand Opera House,
this evening.
"NECK AND NECK" at the Opera House
this evening.
JUDGE BoYD's Court has adjourned un-
ill Court in course.
Mrs. ZIRGENFELDER is moving into her
new stand on Market street.
THE Top mill is still closed down and it
IS not known definitely when it will re-
sumo.
The Council Committee on Health IS
called to meet Saturday afternoon at Z
O'Clock.
GRANVILLE REPPTO, a popular South
Side young gentleman, will open agroeery
store at the corner of Chapline aud Twenty
fourth streets.
THERE has been a great deal of dispute
about Corinne's age. She was born IN lo'S
and is Just q little over fourteen years OF
age.
The special Council committee to con-
slider the ACCESSIBILITY of relieving new
manufacturing enterprises from taxation
for q term of years Is called to meet 10
night.
THE married ladies of the Disciples
| Church will give q social, next Tuesday
evening, at their pastors new residence on
| South Broadway, between Zane and Viz
ginia streets, Island.
OFFICER SHORTS fOpnd a horse belong
ing to Hibberd & Son running at large on
Market street, near the pOstothce, yester-
day morning about A O'Clock. He took 1t
to Rine's livery stable.
To-Day there will he sold at Mcclure
House auction the billiard tables, bar
room fixtures and remainder Of furniture
and carpets. Tomorrow will be the
| closing day of sales.
The Old Folks concert, to be given at
/ the United Presbyterian church, Will De
one of the most enjoyable affairs ever
given in the city. The entertainment has
been postponed from next Tuesday until
Tuesday week.
LAST evening a grand reception was ten
| dered Miss l.. Post at the residence OF MT.
| Henry Diekman, on Eleventh street. A
fine repast was served at twelve O'Clock
and dancing continued until a late hour.
T. T. Cockayne furnished the music.
In our interview with President Howard,
of the Board of Directors OF the Penlten-
tiary, published yesterday morning, In
speaking of the use the labor in the pen
itentiary could be put to for the benefit OF
the State, the manufacture of stoves
was mentioned among other things. 1t
should have read shoes.
PROF. MULLEN's dancing class gave
their closing hop last night at Germanla
Hall. A large anu select crowd was IN
in attendance. The proficient IN
which they tripped the light fantastic
is all the eulOgy the Professors teaching
deserves. Kilmeyer furnished the music
and introduced several new pieces.
THE Butchers Society will give a grand
benefit ball ON the evening OF April Is, at
| Arion Hall. They have elected the follow
ing officers to serve the ensuing year;
President, Louis ZOeckler; Vice President,
Charles LOetler; Secretary, Rudolph Llnde-
muth; Treasurer, VIM. Bayha; Trustees,
Charles Kalbitzer and Charles Meyer.
PROF. MULLEN's dancing class rendered
him a farewell reception at M;ennerchor
Hall. last evening. Quite a number were
present and a very pleasant time was eX-
perienced, dancing to Prot. Charlie Kill
meyers usual superb music. This closes
Prot. Mulleu's season in Wheeling, and he
will no doubt return in the fall, to open
his usual classes.
The Board of Directors of the peniten-
tiary completed their work yesterday and
adjourned. The business transacted was
rs mentioned in the REGISTER OF yester-
day, the notifications of the contract with
the Webster Wagon Company by which
the number of men hired to them Is made
fifty instead OF one hundred. The Board
also decided to advertise the use OF seventy
convicts who are now out of work.